Technician A says latent heat cannot be felt.Technician B says latent heat cannot be measured with a thermometer.Who is correct? A) Technician A only B) Technician B only C) Both A and B D) Neither A nor B

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Technician A is correct that latent heat cannot be felt because it is absorbed or released during a change in state, and does not result in a temperature change that can be detected by touch. Technician B is also correct that latent heat cannot be measured with a thermometer because it is not reflected in a change in temperature.

Technician A Says Latent Heat Cannot Be Felt